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The Gallops
Crop Circle appeared near Beckhampton, Wiltshire, England on
July 28, 2002.
It was an
elaborate radial-spoke design that apparently was created in
less than an hour in broad daylight. A helicopter pilot, who
regularly flies tourists over the circles in the area, spotted it at
2:00 PM and swore it wasn't there an hour earlier, even after
flying the same route.
Here is what another eye-witness observer had to say:
“A few days
ago, my husband and I returned from a crop circle investigation trip
to Wiltshire, England. We personally walked into ten of them and
attended the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group’s crop circle
conference held at Devizes School, Wiltshire. We took a half-hour
helicopter ride over a dozen of the circles on Friday, 26th July.
“Our
helicopter pilot gave 15 minute rides to four people at a time, over
these exact same fields all day Saturday and Sunday during the
conference. On Sunday the 28th, he made his last flight at 1:00 PM
and one particular field was undisturbed. He stopped for lunch and
at 2:15 PM flew back over that same particular field - and lo and
behold, there was a brand new, fabulous circle in a field in Beckhampton, Gallops!
“It could not
be seen from a road, but we got directions to drive to it and on
Monday morning we drove to the spot, parked just off the road, hiked
up a steep hill and the sight of that new circle just took our
breath away! It was three circles within a huge scalloped circle,
sliced into about 78 "pie like" pieces.
“We walked
into it. I walked the three circles. The exterior one, with the
wheat lying clockwise, was approximately 1,500 feet around it. The
second circle had the wheat lying counterclockwise and was about 900
feet. The third circle had the wheat lying clockwise again and was
approximately 450 feet. Each circle was about 6 feet wide. The
innermost circle had the wheat all lying down in a counterclockwise
direction, approximately 50 feet in diameter, with a small shaft of
wheat left standing exactly in the middle. None of the wheat stalks
were broken; merely bent over. In previous circles we visited, that
had happened ten or so days prior, where people had not already
crushed the wheat from walking upon it, the wheat stalks were
already standing back up towards the sun! They were NOT damaged!
“To all the
"nay sayers" who try to credit these crop circles to human beings,
hoaxers, weather, etc., I have this to say... There is absolutely NO
WAY that any human being(s) could have created this huge, fabulous
work of art in a period of 75 minutes in broad daylight!
“I rest my
case.”
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